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Thread: SR20ve Breaking up @ 6000rpm+

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2012-06-11 04:47:06
#31
Originally Posted by lynchfourtwenty
i dont get how people can spend all this money on their projects, AND NOT HAVE A WIDEBAND? i see people making this mistake alot an its just silly.. anyone who is running a turbo or high compression SHOULD have a wideband. its alot cheaper then melting pistons.

get a wideband an report back

my thoughts exactly

Originally Posted by jagy
His car is tuned. He dont need wideband.

dont matter, weather changes day to day and so does the way a car runs

Originally Posted by lynchfourtwenty
lol ^^

even if so, it could still help with diagnosing problems.

i believe in keeping an eye on my afr's at all times, maybe i'm anal, idk.

agreed

Originally Posted by liljay781
i would say dizzy or bad knock sensor


most likely not, bad knock sensor will throw code...and wont really affect how car runs
2012-06-11 09:07:58
#32
" its alot cheaper then melting pistons " Awesome

I used to have this issue when i first tune my sr20ve will raw fuel table .. anything below 10.5 afr will make my engine back fire and hesitate to rev higher ...so im not sure you having the same problem or not.
By the way ... i bought wideband is not because the piston cost .. but the total energy and time just to get it done , nightmare espl for tight engine space... money cant buy time XD


KennyX
2012-06-11 14:09:33
#33
thanks guys

will look into all u saying

i have some #6 plugs in now

there is ecu code but it's 55, lol

will continue to monitor

will also try and swap the dizzy and see

problem is intermittent. i made a vid of 1st, 2nd and 3rd this morning (up to 9k) on the highway and it just would not break up, so i dont have a vid to share with u on how it sounds. lol

it did break up shortly after i put in the #6 plugs and drove around the blocks yesterday though

peace
2012-06-11 15:03:51
#34
Originally Posted by lynchfourtwenty
i dont get how people can spend all this money on their projects, AND NOT HAVE A WIDEBAND? i see people making this mistake alot an its just silly.. anyone who is running a turbo or high compression SHOULD have a wideband. its alot cheaper then melting pistons.

get a wideband an report back


Over-reacting... He doesnt need a wide band. Im sure he has access to one if he ever needs one also.

So if youre suggesting getting a read out. Suggest it.
2012-06-11 15:46:08
#35
How is the plug look like when you took it out .. so if it hv been covered with a lot carbon ..then already explain what is the problem.

KennyX
2012-06-11 16:31:53
#36
Originally Posted by blo0d
Over-reacting... He doesnt need a wide band. Im sure he has access to one if he ever needs one also.

So if youre suggesting getting a read out. Suggest it.


Would be nice to see what the afr is when it's breaking up to help diagnostics
2012-06-11 16:50:21
#37
ok guys. again thanks for the advice

my tuner is going to have the car for a while and he will look at the afr, etc

he will also data log it

having another little issue which i will try and sort out first, though

will keep u posted

peace
2012-06-12 03:29:06
#38
so i used some #6 iridiums i had and it felt ok going to work today

on my way to lunch (3/4 miles from my office), i felt a lil break up

on my way back it got worse and started to miss

didnt check it until i reached home later in the evening





the affected one was from #4 cyl

peace
Last edited by niZmo on 2012-06-12 at 03-35-45.
2012-06-12 04:30:40
#39
putting in new set of spark plug to test it .. or you can clean it with gasoline if you wish to save some money ..then try to test a few round until that problem coming back to you ... then check the spark plug again

Possibility of bad injector ?
Individual injector trimming ultimate fail ?

KennyX
2012-06-12 05:46:44
#40
Check your injector and orings, it very well be flooding the cylinder (from the look of that plug)

Originally Posted by Coheed
I run 8s, but I'm boosting pretty good. I don't have issues fouling out, but I wouldn't recommend going colder than 7. What CR is this motor?


Turbo heat keeps them from fouling for you though.
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